He doesn’t even need anyone around to be proud of the small round CRT display unit ... One of the biggest challenges when working with a cathode ray tube is the supply. He compares the ...

The photoelectrons from a small area are then manipulated into ... These eliminated the need for the cathode ray tube, using silicon for the photosensitive layer. But the CCD didn’t take over ...

Needing desperately to quench his thirst, he drank his fill from a small, bitter-tasting pool ... from the high-voltage coil inside the cathode-ray tube to escape. But he soon realized he had ...

X-ray tubes, as X-ray sources are sometimes called ... Heat is produced in the focal spot area by the bombarding electrons from the cathode. Since only a small fraction of the electronic energy is ...

In a few short years, flat panels have overthrown the 80-year reign of the cathode-ray tube (CRT) to become the dominant television technology. Liquid crystals dominate the market for small flat ...

Argonne develops a breakthrough material for the cathode in lithium-ion batteries. It enables an across-the-board improvement ...

The history of display technology explained significant advancements from cathode-ray tubes to modern OLED screens.

Computers screens originally used what we now call dark mode, because of the capacities of the cathode-ray tubes used several decades ago. But in a bid to encourage people who weren’t ...

So how could you measure the charge on something so small ... they could make the tube give off a fluorescent glow. But exactly what caused this effect, called a cathode ray, was unclear.

As early computers expanded beyond the small business-to-business sales ... The PDP-1 — with its cathode ray tube (CRT) ...

According to a study published recently in the journal Environmental Science & Technology, a typical cathode-ray tube TV contains ... particularly small entrepreneurial firms who are aware of ...

The North Bend cafe, known as Double R Diner on the campy cult-classic, serves up nostalgia and a damn good breakfast.